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What is A.C.H. and Why Does Gold Money Use It?

GOLDMONEY USES A.C.H.

ACH is the "automated clearing house" of the US banking system, and GoldMoney is now tied into it (it is also tied into the Canadian equivalent, and the UK tie-in will be made later this year -- with other countries to follow).  It provides a very practical way to use gold. 

GoldMoney customers now have an easy and inexpensive way to exchange gold for dollars (customers exchange their goldgrams for dollars at the prevailing spot rate with no fee).  This means that it is now easy to keep one's liquidity (i.e., what one normally carries in their bank balance) in goldgrams instead of dollars, which is what I do.  When I need dollars, I log into my GoldMoney account and instruct the sale of, say for example, $50 worth of goldgrams.  I get $50 at the spot rate, and the $50 appears in my checking account the next morning and with no fee.  Large transactions are handled the same way -- one exchanges their gold for dollars at the spot rate prevailing at the time of the exchange and with no fee.  

It appears that James Turk really is creating an alternative to the dying dollar and banking system.  This perfects the interface between GoldMoney and the fiat banking system.  Yet another reason to open a GoldMoney account at www.goldmoney.com.  – F. Sanders

 

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